At a schoolwide assembly on Friday, March 29th, longtime Lamoille Union High School Counselor Ian Trombulak was awarded the 2024 James F. Cawley Vermont High School Counselor of the Year by the Vermont School Counselors Association.

The Revised FY25 Lamoille North Modified Unified Union School District Elementary budget has been voted down by district taxpayers.

Longtime Cambridge Elementary School Principal Mary Anderson has been named the Henry Giaguque 2024-2025 Vermont Elementary School Principal of the Year by the Vermont Principal’s Association (VPA).  Anderson has served as the Cambridge Elementary Principal since 2001.

We extend a heartfelt thank you for your overall support of Lamoille North schools.

Lamoille North Business Manager Deborah Clark gives us a detailed look at the LNMUUSD FY25 Budgets.

At their duly warned January 8th meeting, the Lamoille North Modified Unified Union School District Board unanimously approved a motion to indefinitely postpone the warning and public vote for the Cricket Hill Project.

We are planning an exciting evening filled with community spirit, food, presentations, and valuable information! We are thrilled to invite you to our 2024 Annual Meeting on Monday, February, 19th.  Click the post to register.

In a bid to revolutionize the landscape of education, Vermont leaders took a bold step forward with the enactment of Act 127, a piece of legislation that aims to reshape the state’s educational system, particularly in rural areas.

Join Lamoille North Superintendent Catherine Gallagher, Business Manager Deb Clark, and district leadership for part two of our small group discussion series happening across our communities in the coming weeks.  View the post for dates & times.

On Tuesday, November 14th two amazing teachers from Johnson Elementary were celebrated alongside a host of other educational professionals at the 43rd Annuall University of Vermont Outstanding Educator Day.